For decades, the world had a deal: most countries would not build nuclear weapons, and the powers that already had them would keep the system stable enough that nobody felt forced to.
That deal is starting to crack.
In this episode, @paddyney breaks down why countries from Poland to Japan are now openly asking the question the world spent sixty years trying to prevent: do we need our own bomb?
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